Lee-on-the-Solent Golf Club (Lee-On-The-Solent Course)

Nestled inland from the Solent coastline in Hampshire, England, Lee-on-the-Solent Golf Club is a charming parkland and heathland course with a history stretching back to 1905. The 18-hole layout, playing to a par of 69 and measuring just shy of 6,000 yards from the back tees, demands precision and thoughtful strategy rather than brute force. Its character is defined by mature oak and pine trees lining the fairways, well-maintained putting surfaces, and a notable collection of five par-three holes. The course features an unusual routing with back-to-back par fives on the outward nine and consecutive par threes on the inward nine. The 13th hole, requiring a shot across a river to a sloping green, stands out as a memorable challenge. The finishing stretch of six holes is particularly testing, including the demanding stroke index 1 15th hole. While not among the longest courses, its design provides an enjoyable test for golfers of all abilities, focusing on accuracy and course management.